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Default vba code to cycle through each column in a sheet

Hi David;

You can use this:



Sub Try()
Range("A1").Select
ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Select
MyLastColumn = ActiveCell.Column

Range("A1").Select

For Count = 1 To MyLastColumn

If Not ActiveCell = "" Then
'do your stuff here
End If

ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Select

Next


End Sub

Thanks,

Greg



-----Original Message-----
Please help.

I have a macro that applies multiple formatting to a

column.

Now I want to add looping code so that the formatting

will be applied to
each column in the sheet that has data in the first row

for the column; when
there is no more data in the first row(when the entire

column is blank) I do
not want the column to be formatted.

How to I progammatically determine the number of non-

empty columns in a
sheet and then loop through each of these columns?

Thank you.


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